NewsRack: 'Urban Environment' news in 'iihs_feeds_v3' topic for user iihs

Kerala woman, lover jailed for over 20 yrs for poisoning, killing husband in Australia	21.6.2018	India News \| Get Live Updates Of UP Polls, 2017 And Other Breaking News And Analysis On Politics And Current Affairs From India
While Sofia Sam (33) will serve a prison term of 22 years, her lover - Arun Kamalasannan - has been jailed for 27 years.
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Throwing some shade	21.6.2018	Hindu: Policy & Issues
Art director Bryn Imagire tells us about the challenges of working on both instalments of The Incredibles – 14 years apart and the importance of being gender neutral
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No compromise on the height of Ganesha idol	21.6.2018	Hindu: Policy & Issues
Khairatabad Ganesh Utsava Committee refuses to go for a clay idol
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Kanha’s T-2 finds a home at Satkosia	21.6.2018	Hindu: National
First inter-State reintroduction of a tiger will be a closely watched project
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Upgrade software at ATMs by June 2019 or face penalty, RBI tells banks	21.6.2018	Hindu: Policy & Issues
‘Use of unsupported version of operating system could affect customer interests’
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World’s hungry population on the rise again, says UN report	21.6.2018	Hindu: National
Conflicts, climate change are main hurdles in meeting development goals
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Government’s ‘Make in India’ function caused damage to Mumbai beach: High Court	21.6.2018	Free Press Journal: Mumbai
Mumbai, The Bombay High Court today said the government’s ‘Make In India‘ function
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India to provide USD 51 million development aid to Suriname	21.6.2018	The Tribune
Paramaribo, June 21 India will extend a Line of Credit of USD 31 million and a concessional financing of USD 20 million to Suriname as the two countries agreed to strengthen their economic relations and development partnership after President Ram Nath Kovind held talks with his Surinamese counterpart Desire Delano Bouterse. Kovind, who is on a three-day visit to the Latin American country, announced that India would extend concessional financing of USD 20 million for setting up a solar project to provide clean energy to a cluster of 49 villages in Suriname. India will also extend a Line of Credit of USD 27.5 million to support a power transmission project in Pikin Saronarea and another Line of Credit of USD 3.5 million for maintenance of Chetak helicopters. The President also received the Ratification Instrument of Suriname joining the International Solar Alliance from Bouterse. India also agreed to assist Suriname to establish a Centre of Excellence in information technology. An MoU to take forward this ...
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All Aboard!	21.6.2018	Hindu: Policy & Issues
Grab your tickets and hop on for a quick ride to know about the various types of trains.
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Govt to fine misuse of piped drinking water	21.6.2018	Hindu: News
Hints at reducing charge of piped drinking water
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Chikungunya cases increase by 70% since 2013	21.6.2018	Downtoearth
Haryana saw an almost 100% spike in chikungunya cases from 2013 to 2017, according to the National Health Profile 2017
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Is Vedanta trying to re-enter Sterlite through the leak?	21.6.2018	Downtoearth
The conglomerate blames the government for the sulphuric acid leak and demands that power supply be restored in the plant
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India’s very own Dust Bowl	21.6.2018	Downtoearth
Rising temperatures, changing weather patterns, depleting groundwater, unsustainable agriculture and deforestation are turning large parts of North India into a Dust Bowl. It is time we recognised this ecological disaster
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Workshop on Mainstreaming Disaster Management in Departmental Plan Risk Mitigation held	21.6.2018	The Shillong Times
TURA: A One Day Workshop on Mainstreaming Disaster Management in Departmental Plan Risk Mitigation, Earthquake Risk Mitigation and Landslide Mitigation for DDMA was held today at Circuit House, Tura. The programme was organised by District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) of Tura. While addressing the gathering Additional Deputy Commissioner and Incharge Deputy Commissioner, West Garo Hills, […]
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Sexual harassment at work place not being managed well in India: Huma Qureshi	21.6.2018	The Shillong Times
New Delhi, June 21 (IANS) Actress Huma Qureshi says people in India have a tendency to intimidate a woman when she opens up about sexual harassment, making her feel like an offender instead of a victim. She feels there is a need to create a safer and comfortable environment for women. “To be honest, sexual […]
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The nutrition gap every mom should know about	21.6.2018	Hindu: Policy & Issues
There’s often a gap between nutrient intake and nutrient absorption
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Pakistan Navy rescues 13 stranded Iranian fishermen and sailors	21.6.2018	Free Press Journal: World
Karachi: Pakistan Navy has rescued 13 stranded Iranian fishermen and sailors after their dhow developed
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Loan waiver not a permanent solution for distressed farmers, says VP Naidu	21.6.2018	DNA: Opinion
Opinioning that the loan waivers is not a permanent solution for country's distressed farmers, vice president Venhaiah Naidu today stated that there is a need to make agriculture sector economically viable and for that gaps in the policy formulation need to be identified. Naidu was present as a chief guest at the inaugural function of two days national consultation on agriculture at Vaikuntha Mehta National institute of cooperation management in Pune on Thursday. Chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, former union minister and NCP chief Sharad Pawar and agriculture scientist MS Swaminathan also shared the dais with the vice president at the inaugural function. Speaking about the improving the conditions of farmers in the country, Naidu said, "Loan waiver is not a permanent solution. At times, it can be a temporary solution to give some relief to distressed farmers. If waiver is given for one term, what will happen in the next term." Indicating that loan waiver is more of political demand, Naidu said, ...
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Dept of Commerce to get completely paperless new office in Delhi	21.6.2018	India News \| Get Live Updates Of UP Polls, 2017 And Other Breaking News And Analysis On Politics And Current Affairs From India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone of Vanijya Bhawan in the national capital on Friday.
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Tata Motors plans to drive in 50 commercial vehicles this fiscal	21.6.2018	Business \| The Asian Age
The company has also lined up a capex in the range of Rs 1,500 crore for CV vertical for the current fiscal.
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